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Timothy P. CahillChairman, State Treasurer
Katherine P. CravenExecutive Director
Board Meeting
September 29, 2010
Timothy P. CahillChairman, State Treasurer
Katherine P. CravenExecutive Director
Savings from MSBA ProcessNot including Bid Savings
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MSBA VisitsSince the July Board the MSBA has visited 43 Districts
Project VisitsCheck Presentations/
Ground Breakings
FoxboroughLittletonTauntonAshland
WellesleyHaverhillRockportBraintreeQuincySharonWoburn
North Attleboro
BelmontMalden
New BedfordHinghamMiddletonNorwoodFloridaRevere
MarbleheadWorcesterDanversWoburn
Hamilton-Wenham
SpringfieldPlymouthBeverly
DartmouthTaunton
RochesterHanoverAttleboroBedford
Great BarringtonNashobaBrocktonPalmer
Whitman-HansonWoburn
SturbridgeHampden-Wilbraham
Revere
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Summary of Bid Data
2009 11 8,188 $205.6 M $171.5 M2010 38 30,354 $1.62 B $1.26 B2011 9 9,270 $471.3 M $362.8 M
Grand Total 58 47,812 $2.30 B $1.66 B
Design Basis for EnrollmentYear
Project Budget
Construction Budget
Number of Projects
Note: These numbers are based on preliminary information received from the District and are subject to further review and calculation.
• Of the 38 projects scheduled to bid in 2010, 22 bids have been received.• To date, the bid savings for the 2010 projects is $100.3 million with potential grant
savings of $57.2 million. • Sixteen projects still to be bid or GMPs finalized in 2010 with an estimated construction
cost over $636 million • Bids received in September: Billerica, Natick, and Wayland• Anticipated Bids:
October - Brookline, Norfolk, Danvers, Tewksbury and DedhamNovember - ShawsheenDecember - Southbridge, Grafton, Rockland, South Shore RVT,
Marshfield, and Needham
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Project Estimate vs. 2010 Bid Amount
Note: These numbers are based on preliminary information received from the District and are subject to further review and calculation.
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Project Estimate vs. 2009 Bid Amount
Note: These numbers are based on preliminary information received from the District and are subject to further review and calculation.
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• Total of 64 Projects: Construction Total approx $ 2.21 billion
• 22 Projects in Design Development– Estimated Construction Cost of $842,747,641
• 29 Projects in Construction– Construction Cost of $1,077,265,624
• 13 Projects Completed for 2010 Occupancy– Construction Cost of $292,054,139
• 19 Additional Projects for Consideration Today– Estimated Construction Cost of $178,966,011
Design Development / Construction Phases Ongoing Scope, Budget & Schedule Monitoring
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Design Development / Construction Phases Ongoing Scope, Budget & Schedule Monitoring
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Scope and Budget Fixed Upon Execution of the PFA
Scope and Budget Fixed Upon Execution of the PFA
Design Development Phase
Review Submittalsfor Design Development, 60% and 90%
Review Bid Amounts and Adjust Grant Amount as Needed
Track Construction Budget Throughout Design Process Using MSBA Cost Estimate
Comparison Spreadsheet
Design Development / Construction Phases Ongoing Scope, Budget & Schedule Monitoring
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Cost Estimate Comparison Spreadsheet
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Scope and Budget Fixed Upon Execution of the PFA
Design Development Phase
Review Submittalsfor Design Development, 60% and 90%
Review Bid Amounts and Adjust Grant Amount as Needed
Track Construction Budget Throughout Design Process Using MSBA Cost Estimate
Comparison Spreadsheet
Construction Phase
Review OPM Monthly Reports
Bi-Monthly Site Visits & Project Status Meetings
Assess Eligibility of CO’s Including Owner Directives
Review Reimbursement Requests
Design Development / Construction Phases Ongoing Scope, Budget & Schedule Monitoring
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Budget Revision Request Form Excerpts
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Vote to Move to Feasibility Study
Region District Name School Name Grades Served Status Recommendation
1 Berkshire HillsMonument Mountain Regional
High School 9-12 Feasibility InvitationFeasibility Study, subject to intensive
pre-feasibility scoping agreement
4 Concord-Carlisle Concord-Carlisle High School 9-12 Feasibility InvitationFeasibility Study, subject to intensive
pre-feasibility scoping agreement
6 Greater New Bedford Greater New Bedford Vocational Technical School
9-12 Feasibility Invitation Feasibility Study, subject to intensive pre-feasibility scoping agreement
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Green Repair Update
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• Green Repair SOI opened August 11, 2010
• First SOI submitted on September 2, 2010
• Green Repair SOI process closed September 22, 2010
• Approximately 190 SOIs under review
• More than 95 Districts filed SOIs
• 74% SOIs submitted three days before deadline
• 49% SOIs submitted on deadline
Green Repair Program: FY 11 SOI Intake
# of
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Submittal Date
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Daily SubmissionsCumulative Submissions
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• 39 Districts are currently in the Green Repair Program.
• 12 Districts representing 23 schools were invited to participate in the Green Repair Program by the MSBA’s Board of Directors on May 26, 2010.– Of these 12 Districts, 8 have selected Owner’s Project Managers – Of these 12 Districts, 7 have selected Designers
• At today’s Board meeting, MSBA staff have recommended 7 districts representing 13 schools for Project Funding Agreements totaling $9,806,692 in Total Project Budgets and approximately $5,992,870 in MSBA grants.
Green Repair Program Status
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Invitation to Green Repair Program
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Green Repair ProgramAuthorization to Execute Project Funding
Agreement Vote - Project Funding Agreement Total: 9,806,692$ 9,620,646$ 5,992,870$
District School
Age of Existing Building Grade
2009/10 Enroll
Existing Sq.Ft. Project Scope
District Total Project Budget
MSBA Total Facility Grant
BasisReimbursement
Rate
Approximate Total Grant
Amount
Acton CT Douglas Elementary 1965 K-6 499 46,300 Project Funding Agreement
471,699$ 471,699$ 43.85% $206,840
Attleboro High 1961 9-12 1,756 428,700 Project Funding Agreement
499,328$ 499,328$ 57.74% $288,312
Hill Roberts Elementary 1975 K-4 475 76,630 Project Funding Agreement
880,000$ 880,000$ 57.74% $508,112
Hyman Fine Elementary 1975 K-4 429 76,630 Project Funding Agreement
880,000$ 880,000$ 57.74% $508,112
Studley Elementary 1965 K-4 432 71,000 Project Funding Agreement
1,187,500$ 1,187,500$ 57.74% $685,663
Conway Conway Grammar School 1991 PK-6 175 31,000 Project Funding Agreement
1,353,450$ 1,167,404$ 54.36% $634,601
Goodrich School (Fitchburg Alternative High School)
1891 9-12 139 14,400 Project Funding Agreement
422,714$ 422,714$ 80.00% $338,171
Memorial Intermediate School
1967 5-8 662 126,800 Project Funding Agreement
1,177,532$ 1,177,532$ 80.00% $942,026
Reingold Elementary School
1969 K-4 574 75,900 Project Funding Agreement
698,333$ 698,333$ 80.00% $558,667
South Street Elementary School
1963 PK-4 650 202,600 Project Funding Agreement
701,186$ 701,186$ 80.00% $560,949
Hancock Hancock Elementary 1958 PK-6 41 6,800 Project Funding Agreement
277,450$ 277,450$ 45.32% $125,740
Rockport Rockport Elementary School
1953 PK-5 400 65,307 Project Funding Agreement
$ 687,500 687,500$ 41.10% $282,563
Winchendon Toy Town Elementary School
1963 3-5 389 116,000 Project Funding Agreement
570,000$ 570,000$ 61.95% $353,115
Attleboro
Fitchburg
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Recommendation to Move to Project Scope & Budget
Vote - Project Scope and Budget Total: 217,747,744$ 190,388,424$ 121,637,682$
District School
Age of Existing Building Grade
2009/10 Enroll
Projected Enroll
Existing Sq.Ft.
Proposed Square Footage
Preferred Schematic
District Total Project Budget
MSBA Total Facility Grant
BasisReimbursement
Rate
Approximate Total Grant
Amount Adams-
CheshireHoosac Valley
HS1969 current 7-12
proposed 6-12808 805 158,126 173,999 Add/Reno $40,561,257 $36,038,192 77.37%,
78.37%*$28,243,131**
Adams MS 1952Closed in 2009 Students in HS 0 0 68,000 0
Granby Jr./Sr. High School
1960 current 7-12proposed 6-12
551 (7-12)
630(6-12)
86,800 133,896 New $45,965,516 $44,562,943 62.52%,63.52%*
$28,306,382**
Maynard High School 1962current 9-12
proposed 8-12323
(9-12) 410 82,947 121,100 New $45,769,442 $42,280,580 56.42% $23,854,703
Medway Middle School 1960 5-8 842 800 223,780 216,820 Repair $22,116,566 $20,850,314 50.79% $10,589,875
Norfolk County Agr High School 1917 9-12 468 550 114,816 102,097 Add/Reno $28,552,385 $27,564,046 55.76% $15,369,712
Somerville East Somerville Community
1972 current 1-8proposed K-8
546(1-8)
500 118,500 121,100 Add/Reno $34,782,578 $19,092,349 80.00% $15,273,879
Note: SOI school, however proposed solution is for the MS to remain closed and to house students in renovated HS
*Contingent upon approval from the Office of the Inspector General to utilize CM-at-Risk construction delivery method**Approximate Total Grant Amount reflects the higher reimbursement rate.
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Adams-Cheshire – Hoosac Valley Middle/High School
• Built in 1969• Addition/Renovation: 173,999 sf• Grades: 6-12• Category: Project Scope & Budget• District Total Project Budget: $40,561,257• Basis of Maximum Grant Amount: $36,038,192• Reimbursement Rate: 77.37%, 78.37%*• MSBA Maximum Grant Amount: $28,243,131**• Town Meeting Vote: October 18, 2010• Special Ballot Vote: October 18, 2010*Contingent upon approval from the Office of the Inspector General to utilize CM-at-Risk construction delivery method.**Based on reimbursement rate of 78.37%
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Hoosac Valley Middle/High School
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Hoosac Valley Middle/High School
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Hoosac Valley Middle/High School
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Granby Middle / High School
• Built in 1960• New Construction: 133,896 sf• Grades: current 7-12, proposed 6-12• Category: Project Scope & Budget• District Total Project Budget: $45,965,516• Basis of Maximum Grant Amount: $44,562,943• Reimbursement Rate: 62.52%, 63.52%*• MSBA Maximum Grant Amount: $28,306,382**• Town Meeting Vote: October 18, 2010• Special Ballot Vote: November 2, 2010*Contingent upon approval from the Office of the Inspector General to utilize CM-at-Risk construction delivery method.**Based on reimbursement rate of 63.52%
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Granby Middle / High School
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Granby Middle / High School
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Granby Middle / High School
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• Built in 1962• New Construction: 121,100 sf• Grades: current 9-12, proposed 8-12• Category: Project Scope & Budget• District Total Project Budget: $45,769,442• Basis of Maximum Grant Amount: $42,280,580• Reimbursement Rate: 56.42%• MSBA Maximum Grant Amount: $23,854,703• Town Meeting Vote: October 25, 2010• Special Ballot Vote: December 2, 2010
Maynard High School
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Maynard High School
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Maynard High School
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Maynard High School
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Maynard High School
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• Built in 1960• Repair: 216,820 sf (excludes central admin)• Grades: 5-8• Category: Project Scope & Budget• District Total Project Budget: $22,116,566• Basis of Maximum Grant Amount: $20,850,314• Reimbursement Rate: 50.79%• MSBA Maximum Grant Amount: $10,589,875• Town Meeting Vote: November 15, 2010• Special Ballot Vote: Based on Town Vote,
1st Week of December
Medway Middle School
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Medway Middle School
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Medway Middle School
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• Built in 1917• Addition/Renovation: 102,097 sf• Grades: 9-12• Category: Project Scope & Budget• District Total Project Budget: $28,552,385• Basis of Maximum Grant Amount: $27,564,046• Reimbursement Rate: 55.76%• MSBA Maximum Grant Amount: $15,369,712• Vote: October 13, 2010• Vote: January 30, 2011
Norfolk County Agricultural High School
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Norfolk County Agricultural High School
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Norfolk County Agricultural High School
Agricultural Mechanics Building
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Norfolk County Agricultural High School
Agricultural Mechanics Building
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Norfolk County Agricultural High School
Animal Sciences Building
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Norfolk County Agricultural High School
Animal Science Building
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Norfolk County Agricultural High School
Annex Building
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Norfolk County Agricultural High School
Horse Barn
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• Built in 1972• Addition/Renovation: 121,100 sf• Grades: current 1-8, proposed K-8• Category: Project Scope & Budget• District Total Project Budget: $34,782,578• Basis of Maximum Grant Amount: $19,092,349• Reimbursement Rate: 80.00%• MSBA Maximum Grant Amount: $15,273,879• City Meeting Vote: TBD• Special Ballot Vote: TBD
Somerville: East Somerville Community School
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Somerville: East Somerville Community School
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Somerville: East Somerville Community School
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Somerville: East Somerville Community School
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2010 Needs Survey• Assessments
– Approximately 1775 Schools– 327 School Districts
• Data Accuracy – 8-week intensive QA
• 20% sampling of school surveys• Queries to identify data that fell outside normal
ranges • Follow-up visits to confirm data
– Superintendent’s review
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2010 Needs Survey• Scoring Methodology – Three Ratings
– Building Conditions• Assessment of 7 site and 18 building systems• 1 to 4 Scale – Analogous to 2006 rating
– General Physical Environment• Evaluation of conditions that affect the physical
learning environment• 1 to 4 Scale
– Space Utilization• How space is used compared to the average• Above Average, Average, Below Average
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2010 Needs Survey
• Condition of Massachusetts schools is good. – 80% received Building Conditions rating of 1
or 2.– Less than 2% received Building Conditions
rating of 4.– 62 schools received rating of 4 in 2006.
• 9 received funding• 19 in Capital Pipeline• 6 Closed
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2010 Needs Survey
• General Environment – Factors in Analysis– Daylighting – Classroom Size – Open Floor Plan
• More than 90% of schools received a rating of 1 or 2
• Only 2% received a rating of 4.
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2010 Needs Survey
• Space Utilization – Factors in Analysis– GSF per student– Students per classroom– Temporary or non-traditional classrooms– Classroom size
• Nearly 23% of schools received a Below Average rating
• Less than 8% earned an Above Average rating
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2010 Needs Survey
• Space Utilization– Since 2006 more than 80 schools have closed
or consolidated• Region 6 – 36 school closures
– More than 1,300 unused classrooms • Over 1 million square feet being used for storage,
district administration, municipal organizations or private entities
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2010 Needs Survey• Maintenance
– General Cleanliness– Routine Systems Maintenance– Capital Repair
• 74% of schools were rated average in all categories.• Only 2% of schools received Above Average ratings
in all areas• 12 schools were Below Average across the board• No relationship between maintenance and
community wealth
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Project Status Report
TotalLocal
Clearance
Feasibility Study /
Schematic Design
Design Development Construction
New Program 123 35 45 21 24
Waitlist 13 2 11
Green Repair 39 12 17 1 7
Closeout/ Audit Complete
11
Total 186 47 64 22 42
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Project Status Report• Enrollment
– 2 enrollments completed this period– 9 certifications pending– Enrollments complete for projects for 66,000 students
• Owner’s Project Manager– 8 districts completed OPM procurement– Over $57 million in OPM fees to date
• Designer Selection Panel– 2 districts participated in DSP – 1 selection, 1 scheduled for interviews– 4 districts scheduled for DSP in October/November– Over $143 million in Designer fees
• Commissioning– 2 Commissioning consultant contracts executed for $408,000 – Over $5 million in consultant contracts to date